2,000-Year-Old Rock Carvings With Depictions of Human Footprints, Animal Representations, Celestial-Body-Like Figures Found in Brazil Cliffs

Medicine & Technology Mar 19, 2024

Archaeologists were able to uncover several rock carvings during expeditions held in 2022 to 2023 at Jalapão State Park. Read to learn more.

Human Brains From 12,000 Years Ago Included in New Archaeological Archive Could Shed Light on Soft Tissue Preservation

Mar 19, 2024

Researchers have come up with an archaeological archive that includes over 4,400 preserved human brains, with the oldest one dating as far back as 12,000 years ago. Read to learn more.

What To Expect as Spring Begins? March Equinox Marks the Transition of Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere

Mar 19, 2024

Find out what to expect as spring equinox marks the transition of seasons in the Northern Hemisphere in this article.

Iceland's Fourth Volcanic Outburst Sends Molten River Close to Grindavik, Raises Coastal Hazard Concerns

Mar 19, 2024

Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula volcano erupted for the fourth time in four months, narrowly missing Grindavík but threatening a life-threatening gas plume. Read the article for more details.

World’s Earliest Earthquakes: 3.3 Billion-Year-Old Pacific Ocean Rocks From Africa Reveal Earliest Evidence of Plate Tectonics

Mar 19, 2024

Signs of the earliest known earthquakes were found in 3.3 billion-year-old rocks from a complex geological formation in southern Africa. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Endangered Chick Killed in Louisiana; Officials Offer $12,500 Reward for Info Leading to Suspect’s Arrest

Mar 19, 2024

A whooping crane released into the wild died of a gunshot. Continue reading to know the full story.

Burial Mounds From 6,000 Years Ago Found Ahead of Intel Tech Plant Construction

Mar 18, 2024

Archaeologists found burial mounds before the construction of Intel's two semiconductor factories. Read to learn more.

Strange Jelly-Like Egg Pods Found in Oklahoma Lake; What Are These Creatures?

Mar 18, 2024

Images of the bizarre jelly-like pods have surfaced online, leaving several individuals baffled. Read to learn more.

Genetically Modified Cow Can Make Human Insulin Proteins in Its Milk, Could Potentially Help With Global Supply

Mar 18, 2024

Scientists have genetically engineered a cow that could produce proteins necessary for human insulin in its milk. Read to learn more.

Measuring Sustainability: How Many Times Should You Use Reusable Items To Offset Their Carbon Footprint?

Mar 18, 2024

Discover in this article the pivotal role of frequency of use in achieving carbon neutrality for reusable items.

Reviving Coral Reefs: Steel Frames Spark Life in Once-Dead Ecosystems

Mar 18, 2024

Seeding steel frames revives devastated coral reefs, addressing human-inflicted damage, though they remain vulnerable to heat-driven bleaching. Read the article for more details.

What Are Lava Tubes? How Did Ancient Volcanoes Form These Natural Conduits?

Mar 18, 2024

Eruption of ancient volcanoes could produce lava flow which, after cooling and hardening, produces underground caves known as lava tubes. Read the article to learn more about these formations.

Why Do Tree Frogs Lay Eggs on the Ground Instead of on Tree Branches Where They Usually Live?

Mar 18, 2024

Tree frogs lay their eggs on the ground for a reason. Continue reading to learn more.

Bull Shark Population on the Rise Due to Global Warming [Study]

Mar 18, 2024

Bull sharks seemingly have an advantage in global warming, resulting in the warming of the sea surface as their population has increased. Continue reading to learn more.

Ancient Humans Survived Climate Extinction 900,000 Years Ago by Adaption, Migration [Study]

Mar 18, 2024

Mass migration from Africa 900,000 years ago could be the ancient humans' way to survive climate extinction. Continue reading to learn more.